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Albums by Ant Neely
Not Fit For Human Consumption
From Big Beat to Orchestral
electronic film big orchestral beat
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*** Watch the video for 'What This Country Needs' here - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=CSQ_kPhqv54
Ant Neely's nomadic upbringing introduced him to a variety of different styles of music and helped develop an early fascination with sound. From childhood experiments in ambient noise with his dad's reel to reel tape recorders to his current full-on digital-workstation orchestrations, his aim has always been to communicate through sound. Everything from the rhythmic clatter of a printer to the beautiful warm tones of a French Horn are considered fair game by Ant, and are part of his musical vocabulary.
In 1998, he formed the critically acclaimed, eclectic band, subthunk (www.subthunk.com) and toured the western United States. His compositions for the band received radio play throughout the U.S., and it was via airplay on L.A.’s KCRW that Ant first came to the attention of film and television producers and music editors.
Ant's music has been heard on shows such as Boston Legal, Samantha Who, Six Feet Under and Las Vegas. He has composed music for three seasons of Sprookjesboom and contributed music to various film and television projects both in the U.S. and the U.K. Ant has released three albums with the band subthunk and 'Not Fit For Human Consumption' is his first solo album. He has remixed tracks for artists such as Devo.
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